Reagan says Carter policies disastrous for farmers in Nevada rally
Ronald Reagan denounces Carter agriculture policy as a disaster and vows to give farmers a stronger voice and higher profits. He faulted government payments for damage, rising costs, and grain embargo, pledging to appoint farming experts, expand exports, cut regulations, conserve soil and water, and repeal inheritance taxes to keep farms in the family.
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War centers on Arab province in Khuzestan and Arabistan
The Arab insurgency in Iran's Khuzestan province, called Arabistan by Arabs and Khuzestan by Iranians, seeks autonomy amid Iran Iraq war. Rebels demand Arabic as an official language, autonomous courts, greater oil revenue, and local development while Iraqi officials claim the land as historically theirs and seek its return.
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Carter Fears Anderson In NY
President Carter ramps up an NY campaign push with radio ads aimed at steering voters away from John B. Anderson and toward Reagan. Carter appeals to New York voters, cites Israel support, labor ties, and a first major stop in a dense ten day blitz. Local organizers say upstate areas stay favorable while a large undecided Jewish bloc could swing votes.
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Funeral services set for Paul Sherman McKnab in Wellsville
Funeral for 64 year old Paul Sherman McKnab of Wellsville will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday at Wilson and Son Funeral Home with Rev. Bill Atchley presiding. Burial will follow in Leverly Kansas. McKnab, born June 30 1916 in Missouri, died Sunday in Kansas City. Survivors include two sons Paul of Emporia Glenn of Baltimore and daughter Barbara Bryan of Columbia.
Local ads brief roundup with events and sales
A string of Ottawa area notices lists dining specials, hair and thrift shop sales, children and ladies clothing items, a golf and hunting shake and warm feature, a concert by Christy Lane, a furnace ad, fresh fruits, cowboy boots, beauty appointments, a Suzuki concert, and high yield bond offers. Notable addresses and contact numbers included for Paxon's, Young Place, Butler's Music Store, and local services.
Wall Street Rallies From Recent Slide In Early Trade
Wall Street gains observed as the Dow Jones 30 rises 6.74 points to 928.67 at midday. Gainers outpace losers two to one among NYSE names led by Texas Instruments, Xerox and IBM with notable boosts in Conoco Amerada Hess and Atlantic Richfield.
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Neiman Marcus features Oklahoma City Zoo ostriches as his and hers gift
The Neiman Marcus gift catalog offers a matched ostrich pair from the Oklahoma City Zoo as its holiday “his and hers” item. Officials say two ostriches were acquired in Oklahoma City on Monday, priced at 1500 dollars each, raised through a zoo monk cooperative program in Forest Park.
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Local COF Holds Hearing For Federal Grant
COF Training Services seeks a 425000 federal grant from HUD to finance a 13000 square foot facility to replace three smaller buildings east of I 35. Public hearings in Wellsville and Ottawa drew about 20 attendees with no negatives, site location undecided, aim near Industrial Park. If approved, Franklin County would own and lease to COF. pre-application is first step with spring decision likely.
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Job Center Observes Week For Handicapped
The Ottawa Job Service Center marks National Employ the Handicapped Week from Oct 5 to 11, the 36th observance. Calvin C. Ewing says selective placement proves there is a job for every handicapped worker. The campaign, endorsed by Congress, promotes hiring and reduces prejudice with theme Emergence from Prejudice. Contact Ottawa Job Service Center for information at Second and Cedar, 242-1862.
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KC Philharmonic Season Endangered By Strike
Kansas City musicians remain on strike against the Philharmonic, threatening the 32 week season. Two Mozart concerts were canceled as contract talks fail with the Kansas City Federation of Musicians. Executive leaders will decide on further cancellations while manager David Kent urges quick, dramatic progress to salvage the season.
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